By maria, on August 28th, 2010%
Before that date tonight, you might want to head over to the bookstore and read up on who you could be meeting: a Dangerous Man. Sandra Brown, M.A., will tell you all about him in How to Spot a Dangerous Man Before You Get Involved
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Although we are a married bunch here at Girlfriendbooks, we still clearly remember our single days. Luckily, we managed, without this book, to marry non “dangerous” men; although now that we reflect, we are quite certain a few of these “dangerous” men crossed our paths. (It definitely explains one heartbreak in college.)
To our single girlfriends, do yourself a favor, and read this book. This is not your average… . . . → Read More: attn: single women
By maria, on July 31st, 2010%
I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti: A Memoir of Good Food and Bad Boyfriends
by Giulia Melucci and although we loved Giulia, and desperately want to be her friend and have her cook for us, we do want to take a few minutes to….shake her.
Giulia is a single PR executive working in NYC who writes and cooks her way through this memoir of her multiple failed romances. Obsessed with cooking for her boyfriends, the book not only delivers a page-turning story of a single New Yorker, but includes her easy to follow recipes as well.
What can we say, love is a difficult thing to find. However, Giulia seemed to want… . . . → Read More: we just finished reading
By maria, on June 13th, 2010%
single girls – just wanna have fun.
Getting Over It by Anna Maxted
This is not your typical chick lit. For starters, the subject matter is a bit more diverse as the heroine, Helen, has to deal with the sudden loss of her father, the needs of an over-demanding mother, and a good friend in an abusive relationship. Of course, there’s also her bumpy love life or the story wouldn’t be complete. Written in a hip, bouncy style, this book will be sure to make you laugh at loud.
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